Add The “xp” emoji

I think would be best to use in a situation than XP
Also XD or xD can be used as well.

I really don't think that XP is very needed. Most of the time, you could just replace it with and the meaning would stay. Besides, it's not a very big deal anyway.

xp Is a emoticon that i've never seen anyone use. I've seen people use XD, xd, Xd and XP, but not xp.

I don't think XP is needed you can replace it with or

No Support. Because -

No support.
Workaround:

Here's an earlier thread about XD. No support because of the similar emojis. And the letter versions work well. xD xP

No Support as you can just use

EDIT: But, now that I think about it, maybe there could be one like with its eyes closed which could be XP.

No Support, besides:

You can just use “”
No support as this would probably cause a lot of unwanted emoticons when talking about “XP” as in experience points in games (when talking about video games in the RAP forum) and due to the fact that there's technically one already.

For those who are talking about , it is a standard emoji, but we need a lauging version of it, how about mixing the and emojis together then it can be resulted

I have never seen somebody actually type “xp” to represent laughing with their tongue out.I doubt it will be used very often. Besides, we don't need to many emoji's.

duckboycool wrote:

I have never seen somebody actually type “xp” to represent laughing with their tongue out.I doubt it will be used very often. Besides, we don't need to many emoji's.

Well, I guess this'll be your first time then. XP

I don't support; I always mess it up and relate it to “Windows XP” or “experience points” (sometimes abbreviated as “XP”). I don't think there would be any way to filter this out, so there's really no need for an emoji used for that purpose.

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No support, we have 12 emoticons and that should be enough, XP is exactly the same as and also similar to the ones above.

No support, it would get mixed up with phrases like:
“Windows XP and 10 (and later) do not work well with Scratch 2.0.”
“How much XP points do you have on Minecraft?”
“Can you share your project ”My First Project: XP Edition“ so we can check out the bugs?”
“Sorry, I have never heard of the XP Gaming Computer.”
and other phrases. Plus, what would XP look like? It is also used rarely, XD is used more often.

Windows 7 > Windows XP
Eh, if we're going to do that, just add a cry-laugh emoji with :joy: or something.

dude341 wrote:

No support, it would get mixed up with phrases like:
“Windows XP and 10 (and later) do not work well with Scratch 2.0.”
“How much XP points do you have on Minecraft?”
“Can you share your project ”My First Project: XP Edition“ so we can check out the bugs?”
“Sorry, I have never heard of the XP Gaming Computer.”
and other phrases. Plus, what would XP look like? It is also used rarely, XD is used more often.

I know. You could use [color] to fix that.

I sometimes can't get emoji's so that could be useful, I guess. Although you could use other things, likewise XD or even as simple as : ). Not sure if this is relevant but this? LOL.
I can get it know though